A word Parrot Is in Italian Paro. It goes from Arabic to Italian Barbados Through greek Daddy’s.

Paro It is a masculine noun.The plural is Parrot.
A parrot
Parrot
Parrot
Parrot
Yesterday I visited a zoo and saw many colorful parrots.
Yesterday I visited a zoo and saw many colorful parrots.
Parrot There is a tendency to imitate human language, this is the place of expression Repeating parrot with Parrot – Both means Parrot or repeat -From. (repeat method repeat, However fare method Do it.)
Don’t be a parrot! Don’t you have better things to do?
Don’t repeat everything! Don’t you have better things to do?
Another related verb is Sparring, This is a dense combination s- Prefix and Paro. it mean Keep chattering.
short Parrot, On the other hand, is one of the two given names Parrot(or Parrot),the other is Parakeet.
Two other terms you may encounter are Parrot, meaning is Parrot-like, with Parrot, Can be translated as Parrot or curse It depends on the context.

Parrot-Sergio Ndrigo
My son and I are big fans of the Italian singer-songwriter Sergio Endrigo. In addition to writing for adult audiences, he also released a lot of popular songs for children. Parrot Appeared in the album ark (Arc) And some other tunes about various animals.
Please note that in the first section, Endrigo sings but what Bello Paro, But the Italians would actually say but what OK Paro. I suspect the author used Bello replace OK To match the rhythm of the song.
What a beautiful parrot
The yellow eyes are all green
What do you do what you want
You talk you talk you talk you talk
I talk i talk i talk i talk
What a beautiful parrot
The yellow eyes are all green
What a beautiful parrot
I said i said i said yes
The yellow eyes are all green
What a beautiful parrot
What a sad parrot
The yellow eyes are all green
What would you do if you were sad
You sing like a rooster
Corner corner corner corner
I am a sad parrot
Always lonely like a rooster
I am a sad parrot
I sing i sing i sing yes
Always lonely like a rooster
I am a sad parrot
Poor parrot
You are old you are still a child
Who knows how old you are
A hundred year old child
I cry i laugh i cry i laugh
Poor parrot
I’m a hundred years old, I’m still a kid
Poor parrot
I’m a hundred years old, I’m still a kid
Poor parrot
Brazilian parrot
Brazil is very far away now
You who were born free
you forgot
You who were born free
you forgot
You speak loudly and think softly
Brazilian parrot
you forgot
You speak loudly and think softly
Brazilian parrot
What a beautiful parrot
All green with yellow eyes
What are you doing, what do you want
You talk, talk, talk, talk
I speak, speak, speak, speak
What a beautiful parrot
All green with yellow eyes
What a beautiful parrot
I talk, talk, talk, yes
All green with yellow eyes
What a beautiful parrot
What a sad parrot
All green with yellow eyes
What would you do if you were sad
You sing, sing, like a rooster
I sing, sing, sing, sing
I am a sad parrot
Always lonely like a rooster
I am a sad parrot
I sing, sing, sing, yes
Always lonely like a rooster
I am a sad parrot
Poor little parrot
You are still a child when you are old
Who knows how old you are
A 100 year old child
I cried and laughed and cried and laughed
Poor little parrot
I am 100 years old and still a child
Poor little parrot
I am 100 years old and still a child
Poor little parrot
Brazilian parrot
Brazil is very far away now
You are born free
You forgot this
You are born free
You forgot this
You speak loudly but think quietly
Brazilian parrot
you forgot
You speak loudly but think quietly
Brazilian parrot



